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This Hidden Maryland Trail Takes You Through One Of The State’s Oldest Forests

Tucked away in Worcester County, Maryland, Pocomoke State Forest is one of the most underrated natural treasures on the entire East Coast. Stretching across thousands of acres near Snow Hill, this ancient forest is home to towering bald cypress trees, a wild and scenic river, and miles of quiet trails waiting to be explored.
Whether you are a seasoned hiker or just someone looking for a peaceful escape, this place has something real to offer. Come along as we walk you through 13 reasons why this hidden forest deserves a spot on your must-visit list.
© Pocomoke State ForestFew sights in Maryland are as jaw-dropping as a grove of ancient bald cypress trees rising straight out of dark, still water. Along the Pocomoke River corridor, these massive trees have been standing for hundreds of years, making them some of the oldest living things in the entire state.
Their knobby “knees” poke up through the muddy ground and shallow water, creating an almost prehistoric landscape. FINISH READING HERE